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Theatres & Amphitheatres in Greece

Greece is where theatre began, and its stone auditoriums were set into hillsides for the view and the sound as much as for the seating.

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Theatre of Epidaurus

Epidavros, Greece

The Theatre of Epidaurus is the best-preserved theatre of ancient Greece, built in the late 4th century BC inside the…

40 tickets & tours

Ancient Stadium of Nemea

Nemea, Greece

The Ancient Stadium of Nemea is the race track where the Nemean Games, one of the four great athletic festivals of…

3 tickets & tours

Ancient Theatre of Milos

Milos, Greece

The ancient theatre of Milos is a Greek theatre rebuilt in marble in Roman times, set on a hillside below the village…

1 ticket or tour

The Theatre of Epidaurus is the most complete, with tiers for around 13,000 and acoustics that carry a word from the orchestra to the top row; the same ticket covers the sanctuary of Asklepios. At Nemea you can walk the vaulted tunnel where athletes scratched their graffiti, then run the original stadium track. On Milos, a marble theatre below Plaka looks over the bay, best near sunset. Book seats for the summer festival at Epidaurus months ahead, or visit after 5 pm.

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